FDUSD Charges Into Arbitrum—DeFi’s Next Liquidity Playground

Stablecoin wars escalate as FDUSD deploys on Ethereum’s favorite scaling sidekick.

Arbitrum just got a fresh injection of dollar-pegged ammunition—FDUSD’s bridge expands the stablecoin’s reach beyond Binance’s orbit. Expect liquidity miners to swarm like yield-hungry vultures.

Another day, another ‘decentralized’ finance tool tethered to centralized stablecoins. The irony writes itself.

Native integration brings security, scale, and seamless access

Unlike bridged tokens that often introduce security vulnerabilities, FDUSD’s native deployment on Arbitrum provides a safer and more seamless experience. It also enables greater liquidity within Arbitrum’s DeFi ecosystem and supports everyday applications like remittances and cross-border payments through near-instant settlements.

Beginning on Friday, users can access FDUSD liquidity through Camelot, one of Arbitrum’s leading DeFi platforms. Institutional clients can also mint FDUSD directly on-chain by opening an account with First Digital, streamlining access to digital dollar liquidity across use cases such as trading, lending, and settlement.